TIE Fighter Stencil

Diatom-like design of these Imperial fighters must have created poor visibility for the pilots. It would be interesting to see the view from inside, and how they avoided hitting each other as they engaged in dogfights with the otherwise pretty maneuverabl Categories: spacecraft science fiction star wars

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TIE Fighter Stencil

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